Method and apparatus for processing signal interference

ABSTRACT

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a method and an apparatus for processing signal interference, including: splitting a first self-interference signal into at least two same sub self-interference signals, adjusting amplitudes and phases of the sub self-interference signals to obtain adjusted sub-signals, superposing the adjusted sub-signals and received signals, to obtain superposed sub-signals, filtering the superposed sub-signals by using filters of corresponding channels, to obtain wanted sub-signals, and merging each of the wanted sub-signals to obtain a complete wanted signal. Because received signals are separately filtered by using n different channels, it can be implemented that a self-interference signal can be effectively filtered out on each frequency band.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation of International Application No.PCT/CN2014/072419, filed on Feb. 22, 2014, which claims priority toChinese Patent Application No. 201310056462.0, filed on Feb. 22, 2013,both of which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the field of communicationstechnologies, and in particular, to a method and an apparatus forprocessing signal interference.

BACKGROUND

In a prior-art communications system, a frequency division duplex (FDD)or time division duplex (TDD) manner is generally used forcommunication. In an FDD system, different frequencies are used foruplink and downlink communication. In a mobile communications system ina TDD mode, receiving and sending are performed in different timeslotsof a same frequency channel (that is, a carrier), and timeslots are usedto separate a receive channel from a transmit channel. In both of thecommunication manners, signals can communicate only within a time or ona specific frequency band.

A full-duplex wireless communications technology is a technology thatdiffers from TDD and FDD. Communication can be implemented at a sametime at a same frequency by using the technology. FIG. 1 is a schematicdiagram of a prior-art full-duplex communications system. As shown inFIG. 1, when two communications devices communicate at a same time at asame frequency, a receive antenna not only receives a wanted signal(indicated by a dotted line) from a peer end, but also receives a signalsent by a communications device in which the receive antenna is located,that is, a self-interference signal (indicated by a solid line).Moreover, because a transmit antenna is quite close to the receiveantenna, the strength of the self-interference signal is often muchhigher than that of the wanted signal of the peer end. A full-duplextechnology is a self-interference signal eliminating technologydeveloped for the foregoing problem. A basic principle is that acommunications device “knows” a signal transmitted by the communicationsdevice, and therefore, such a self-interference signal can be eliminatedat a receive antenna by using some means.

Currently, methods for resolving a self-interference problem arebasically classified into three types: antenna elimination, radiofrequency elimination, and baseband digital elimination. In the radiofrequency elimination, due to hardware, self-interference processing hascertain frequency selectiveness: some frequency bands have goodeliminating performance, but other frequency bands have relativelypoorer eliminating performance. If a system is a wideband system, afterthe radio frequency elimination, levels of remaining noise at differentfrequencies in entire bandwidth greatly vary. If a difference ofelimination in the entire bandwidth is greater than a signal-to-noiseratio of a transmit link, even after digital elimination is performed,remaining noise on some frequency bands still cannot be as low as anoise floor, which affects an application scope of the full-duplextechnology.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of the present invention provide a method and an apparatusfor processing signal interference, which can implement that aself-interference signal can be effectively filtered out on eachfrequency band, thereby resolving a problem in the prior art thatself-interference signals on some frequency bands cannot be eliminated.

According to a first aspect, an embodiment of the present inventionprovides a method for processing signal interference, where the methodincludes:

splitting a first self-interference signal into at least two same subself-interference signals;

adjusting amplitudes and phases of the sub self-interference signals toobtain adjusted sub-signals, where an absolute value of a differencebetween an amplitude of a signal of a first frequency range of theadjusted sub-signals and an amplitude of a signal of the first frequencyrange of a second self-interference signal is less than an amplitudethreshold, a phase of the signal of the first frequency range of theadjusted sub-signals is reverse to a phase of the signal of the firstfrequency range of the second self-interference signal, and an absolutevalue of a sum of the phases is less than a phase threshold; and thesecond self-interference signal is the first self-interference signalthat is transmitted out and mixed with noise, and different adjustedsub-signals correspond to different first frequency ranges;

superposing the adjusted sub-signals and received signals, to obtainsuperposed sub-signals, where the received signals include a wantedsignal and the second self-interference signal;

filtering the superposed sub-signals by using filters of correspondingchannels, to obtain wanted sub-signals, where a passband frequency rangeof the filters is the same as the first frequency range corresponding tothe sub self-interference signals corresponding to the channels; andmerging all the wanted sub-signals to obtain a complete wanted signal.

With reference to the first aspect, in a first possible implementationmanner, before the merging each of the wanted sub-signals to obtain acomplete wanted signal, the method further includes:

generating correction signals for the channels;

filtering the correction signals by using the filters of the channels,to obtain filtered signals;

detecting channel features of the channels according to the filteredsignals;

calculating channel compensation coefficients of the channels accordingto the channel features and the correction signals; and

processing the wanted sub-signals by using the channel compensationcoefficients, to obtain corrected sub-signals; and

the merging all the wanted sub-signals to obtain a complete wantedsignal specifically is: merging each of the corrected sub-signals toobtain the complete wanted signal.

With reference to the first aspect, in a second possible implementationmanner, the adjusting amplitudes and phases of the sub self-interferencesignals to obtain adjusted sub-signals specifically is:

acquiring, from the wanted sub-signals corresponding to the subself-interference signals, energy of a residual interference signal inthe first frequency range corresponding to the sub self-interferencesignals; and

adjusting the amplitudes and the phases of the sub self-interferencesignals according to the energy, to obtain the adjusted sub-signals,where the energy is a mean value of amplitudes of the residualinterference signal within a time threshold.

With reference to the first aspect, in a third possible implementationmanner, the filtering the superposed sub-signals by using filters ofcorresponding channels, to obtain wanted sub-signals specifically is:

filtering the superposed sub-signals by using analog filters of thecorresponding channels, to obtain first analog sub-signals;

performing analog to digital conversion ADC on the first analogsub-signals, to obtain first digital sub-signals; and

performing digital filtering on the first digital sub-signals, to obtainthe wanted sub-signals.

According to a second aspect, an embodiment of the present inventionprovides an apparatus for processing signal interference, where theapparatus includes:

an equal split unit, configured to split a first self-interferencesignal into at least two same sub self-interference signals, and sendthe sub self-interference signals to an adjustment unit;

the adjustment unit, configured to receive the sub self-interferencesignals sent by the equal split unit, and adjust amplitudes and phasesof the sub self-interference signals to obtain adjusted sub-signals,where an absolute value of a difference between an amplitude of a signalof a first frequency range of the adjusted sub-signals and an amplitudeof a signal of the first frequency range of a second self-interferencesignal is less than an amplitude threshold, a phase of the signal of thefirst frequency range of the adjusted sub-signals is reverse to a phaseof the signal of the first frequency range of the secondself-interference signal, and an absolute value of a sum of the phasesis less than a phase threshold; and the second self-interference signalis the first self-interference signal that is transmitted out and mixedwith noise, and different adjusted sub-signals correspond to differentfirst frequency ranges;

a superposition unit, configured to receive the adjusted sub-signalssent by the adjustment unit, superpose the adjusted sub-signals andreceived signals, to obtain superposed sub-signals, where the receivedsignals include a wanted signal and the second self-interference signal,and send the superposed sub-signals to a filter unit;

the filter unit, configured to receive the superposed sub-signals sentby the superposition unit, filter the superposed sub-signals by usingfilters of corresponding channels, to obtain wanted sub-signals, where apassband frequency range of the filters is the same as the firstfrequency range corresponding to the sub self-interference signalscorresponding to the channels, and send the wanted sub-signals to amerging unit; and

the merging unit, configured to receive the wanted sub-signals sent bythe filter unit, and merge all the wanted sub-signals to obtain acomplete wanted signal.

With reference to the second aspect, in a first possible implementationmanner, the apparatus further includes a correction unit, configured to:

generate correction signals for the channels;

filter the correction signals by using the filters of the channels, toobtain filtered signals;

detect channel features of the channels according to the filteredsignals;

calculate channel compensation coefficients of the channels according tothe channel features and the correction signals corresponding to thechannels; and

process the wanted sub-signals by using the channel compensationcoefficients, to obtain corrected sub-signals; and

the merging unit is specifically configured to merge all the correctedsub-signals to obtain the complete wanted signal.

With reference to the second aspect, in a second possible implementationmanner, the adjustment unit is specifically configured to:

acquire, from the wanted sub-signals corresponding to the subself-interference signals, energy of a residual interference signal inthe first frequency range corresponding to the sub self-interferencesignals; and

adjust the amplitudes and the phases of the sub self-interferencesignals according to the energy, to obtain the adjusted sub-signals,where the energy is a mean value of amplitudes of the residualinterference signal within a time threshold.

With reference to the second aspect, in a third possible implementationmanner, the superposition unit is specifically configured to:

filter the superposed sub-signals by using analog filters of thecorresponding channels, to obtain first analog sub-signals;

perform ADC on the first analog sub-signals, to obtain first digitalsub-signals; and

perform digital filtering on the first digital sub-signals, to obtainthe wanted sub-signals.

In the embodiments of the present invention, a first self-interferencesignal is split into at least two same sub self-interference signals;amplitudes and phases of the sub self-interference signals are adjustedto obtain adjusted sub-signals; the adjusted sub-signals and receivedsignals are superposed, to obtain superposed sub-signals; the superposedsub-signals are filtered by using filters of corresponding channels, toobtain wanted sub-signals; and each of the wanted sub-signals is mergedto obtain a complete wanted signal. Because received signals areseparately filtered by using n different channels, it can be implementedthat a self-interference signal can be effectively filtered out on eachfrequency band.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an existing full-duplex communicationssystem;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an apparatus for processing signalinterference according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a schematic circuit diagram of the apparatus for processingsignal interference according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention;and

FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for processing signal interferenceaccording to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of thepresent invention clearer, the following further describes specificembodiments of the present invention in detail with reference to theaccompanying drawings.

In a method and an apparatus for processing signal interference providedin embodiments of the present invention, because received signals areseparately filtered by using n different channels, it can be implementedthat a self-interference signal can be effectively filtered out on eachfrequency band. Moreover, a signal of each channel can be keptundistorted by means of channel correction, and a complete wanted signalobtained in this way further has higher precision.

It should be noted that, the apparatus provided in the embodiments ofthe present invention may not only be applied to a Long Term Evolution(LTE) system, but also be applied to a Wideband Code Division MultipleAccess (WCDMA) mobile communications system, and a TimeDivision-Synchronization Code Division Multiple Access (TD-SCDMA)technology, and a worldwide interoperability for microwave access(WiMax) technology.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an apparatus for processing signalinterference according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. Asshown in FIG. 2, the apparatus provided in this embodiment of thepresent invention includes: an equal split unit 201, an adjustment unit202, a superposition unit 203, a filter unit 204 and a merging unit 205.

FIG. 3 is a schematic circuit diagram of the apparatus for processingsignal interference according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.A working process of the apparatus provided in this embodiment of thepresent invention is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 3and FIG. 2.

The equal split unit 201 is configured to split a firstself-interference signal into at least two same sub self-interferencesignals, and send the sub self-interference signals to the adjustmentunit 202.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, a communications device has a transmitantenna and a receive antenna. A signal received by the device by usingthe receive antenna is referred to as a received signal, and thereceived signal not only includes a signal (a wanted signal) transmittedby another device, but also includes a signal (a self-interferencesignal) transmitted by the transmit antenna of the device. Because thecommunications device may obtain a signal that is to be transmitted bythe communications device by using the transmit antenna, for the purposeof distinguishing, a signal that has not been transmitted by using theantenna is referred to as a first self-interference signal; after thesignal is transmitted out by using the transmit antenna, the signal isinevitably mixed with noise, and the signal that is transmitted out andmixed with noise is referred to as a second self-interference signal. Toeliminate the second self-interference signal to the greatest extent,the first self-interference signal may be coupled by using a coupler, toobtain a low-power first self-interference signal and a high-power firstself-interference signal. The high-power first self-interference signalis transmitted out by using the transmit antenna, and power allocationis performed on the low-power first self-interference signal by usingthe equal split unit, to split the low-power first self-interferencesignal into n same sub self-interference signals.

The adjustment unit 202 is configured to receive the subself-interference signals sent by the equal split unit 201, adjustamplitudes and phases of the sub self-interference signals to obtainadjusted sub-signals, where an absolute value of a difference between anamplitude of a signal of a first frequency range of the adjustedsub-signals and an amplitude of a signal of the first frequency range ofthe second self-interference signal is less than an amplitude threshold,a phase of the signal of the first frequency range of the adjustedsub-signals is reverse to a phase of the signal of the first frequencyrange of the second self-interference signal, and an absolute value of asum of the phases is less than a phase threshold; and the secondself-interference signal is the first self-interference signal that istransmitted out and mixed with noise, and different adjusted sub-signalscorrespond to different first frequency ranges, and send the adjustedsub-signals to the superposition unit 203.

Specifically, after the equal split unit 201 splits the firstself-interference signal into n sub self-interference signals,frequencies and amplitudes of these sub self-interference signals needto be adjusted separately. Different sub self-interference signalscorrespond to different first frequency ranges. An amplitude of a signalin a first frequency range corresponding to the sub self-interferencesignals is made to be the same as an amplitude of a signal in a firstfrequency range corresponding to the second self-interference signal asmuch as possible, and a phase of the signal in the first frequency rangecorresponding to the sub self-interference signals is made to be reverseto a phase of the signal in the first frequency range corresponding tothe second self-interference signal. An amplitude threshold and a phasethreshold may be set, to make an absolute value of a difference betweenthe amplitudes less than the amplitude threshold, and make an absolutevalue of a sum of the phases less than the phase threshold. Values ofthe amplitude threshold and the phase threshold may be determinedaccording to an actual precision requirement.

The superposition unit 203 is configured to receive the adjustedsub-signals sent by the adjustment unit 202, superpose the adjustedsub-signals and a received signal, to obtain superposed sub-signals,where the received signal include a wanted signal and the secondself-interference signal, and send the superposed sub-signals to thefilter unit 204.

Specifically, after receiving a received signal by using the receiveantenna (the received signal includes a wanted signal transmitted byanother device and a second self-interference signal transmitted by thedevice itself), the communications device splits, by means of powerallocation, the received signal into n signals whose quantity is thesame as a quantity of the sub self-interference signals. Because bothphases and amplitudes of these signals are the same as those of theoriginal received signal, except that these signals have lower power,the n signals are still referred to as received signals herein. Thesuperposition unit superposes, by means of power combination, the n subself-interference signals and the n received signals, to obtain nsuperposed sub-signals.

The filter unit 204 is configured to receive the superposed sub-signalssent by the superposition unit 203, filter the superposed sub-signals byusing filters of corresponding channels, to obtain wanted sub-signals,where a passband frequency range of the filters is the same as the firstfrequency range corresponding to the sub self-interference signalscorresponding to the channels, and send the wanted sub-signals to themerging unit 205.

Specifically, the filter unit 204 includes n channels, each channel hasone analog filter and one digital filter. Because each superposedsub-signal not only includes one sub self-interference signal but alsoincludes one received signal, a passband frequency range of the analogfilter and a passband frequency range of the digital filter of eachchannel may be set to be the same as the first frequency range of a subself-interference signal corresponding to a superposed sub-signalentering the channel, that is, the analog filter and the digital filterof each channel can filter out a signal in another frequency band rangeexcept the signal of the first frequency range corresponding to the subself-interference signal, from the superposed sub-signal entering thechannel. Because the superposed sub-signals are analog signals, andfinally need to be converted into digital signals, but when conversionis performed by using an analog to digital converter (ADC), there is aproblem of saturation caused due to excessively large analog data,analog filtering is usually performed first. In this way, a large noisesignal can be filtered out, ADC is performed, and then digital filteringis performed, to obtain n wanted sub-signals.

The merging unit 205 is configured to receive the wanted sub-signalssent by the filter unit 204, and merge each of the wanted sub-signals toobtain a complete wanted signal.

Specifically, the merging unit 205 performs power combination on thereceived n wanted sub-signals, to obtain a wanted signal with completebandwidth.

Preferably, the apparatus may further include a correction unit,configured to generate correction signals for the channels; filter thecorrection signals by using the filters of the channels, to obtainfiltered signals; detect channel features of the channels according tothe filtered signals; calculate channel compensation coefficients of thechannels according to the channel features and the correction signalscorresponding to the channels; and process the wanted sub-signals byusing the channel compensation coefficients, to obtain correctedsub-signals. The merging unit 205 is specifically configured to mergeall the corrected sub-signals to obtain the complete wanted signal.Because channel correction is performed, a signal of each channel can bekept undistorted, and the complete wanted signal obtained in this wayfurther has higher precision.

Preferably, the adjustment unit 202 is specifically configured to:

because noise in the second self-interference signal cannot be obtainedin advance, as shown in FIG. 3, acquire, by means of power detectionfrom the wanted sub-signals corresponding to the sub self-interferencesignals, energy of a residual interference signal in the first frequencyrange corresponding to the sub self-interference signals; and adjust theamplitudes and the phases of the sub self-interference signals accordingto the energy, to obtain the adjusted sub-signals, to make the adjustedsub-signals similar to the signal of the first frequency rangecorresponding to the second self-interference signal as much aspossible. The energy is a mean value of amplitudes of the residualinterference signal within a time threshold.

The superposition unit 203 is specifically configured to:

filter the superposed sub-signals by using analog filters of thecorresponding channels, to obtain first analog sub-signals;

perform ADC on the first analog sub-signals, to obtain first digitalsub-signals; and

perform digital filtering on the first digital sub-signals, to obtainthe wanted sub-signals.

In the forgoing embodiment, an equal split unit 201 splits a firstself-interference signal into at least two same sub self-interferencesignals; an adjustment unit 202 adjusts amplitudes and phases of the subself-interference signals to obtain adjusted sub-signals; asuperposition unit 203 superposes the adjusted sub-signals and receivedsignals, to obtain superposed sub-signals; a filter unit 204 filters thesuperposed sub-signals by using filters of corresponding channels, toobtain wanted sub-signals; and a merging unit 205 merges each of thewanted sub-signals to obtain a complete wanted signal. Because receivedsignals are separately filtered by using n different channels, it can beimplemented that a self-interference signal can be effectively filteredout on each frequency band.

The foregoing embodiment describes the apparatus for processing signalinterference, and correspondingly, the following embodiment describes amethod for processing signal interference. FIG. 4 is a flowchart of amethod for processing signal interference according to Embodiment 2 ofthe present invention. As shown in FIG. 4, the method provided in thisembodiment of the present invention includes:

S401. Split a first self-interference signal into at least two same subself-interference signals.

S402. Adjust amplitudes and phases of the sub self-interference signalsto obtain adjusted sub-signals, where an absolute value of a differencebetween an amplitude of a signal of a first frequency range of theadjusted sub-signals and an amplitude of a signal of the first frequencyrange of a second self-interference signal is less than an amplitudethreshold, a phase of the signal of the first frequency range of theadjusted sub-signals is reverse to a phase of the signal of the firstfrequency range of the second self-interference signal, and an absolutevalue of a sum of the phases is less than a phase threshold; and thesecond self-interference signal is the first self-interference signalthat is transmitted out and mixed with noise, and different adjustedsub-signals correspond to different first frequency ranges.

Preferably, energy of a residual interference signal in the firstfrequency range corresponding to the sub self-interference signals maybe acquired from the wanted sub-signals corresponding to the subself-interference signals; and the amplitudes and the phases of the subself-interference signals are adjusted according to the energy, toobtain the adjusted sub-signals, where the energy is a mean value ofamplitudes of the residual interference signal within a time threshold.

S403. Superpose the adjusted sub-signals and a received signal, toobtain superposed sub-signals, where the received signal includes awanted signal and the second self-interference signal.

Specifically, the superposed sub-signals are filtered by using an analogfilter of a corresponding channel, to obtain first analog sub-signals;analog to digital conversion ADC is performed on the first analogsub-signals, to obtain first digital sub-signals; and digital filteringis performed on the first digital sub-signals, to obtain the wantedsub-signals.

S404. Filter the superposed sub-signals by using filters ofcorresponding channels, to obtain wanted sub-signals, where a passbandfrequency range of the filters is the same as the first frequency rangecorresponding to the sub self-interference signals corresponding to thechannels.

S405. Merge each of the wanted sub-signals to obtain a complete wantedsignal.

Before S405, the method may further include: generating correctionsignals for the channels; filtering the correction signals by using thefilters of the channels, to obtain filtered signals; detecting channelfeatures of the channels according to the filtered signals; calculatingchannel compensation coefficients of the channels according to thechannel features and the correction signals; and processing the wantedsub-signals by using the channel compensation coefficients, to obtaincorrected sub-signals. The merging all the wanted sub-signals to obtaina complete wanted signal specifically is: merging each of the correctedsub-signals to obtain the complete wanted signal. Because channelcorrection is performed, a signal of each channel can be keptundistorted, and the complete wanted signal obtained in this way furtherhas higher precision.

It should be noted that, the method provided in this embodiment isapplied to the apparatus provided in Embodiment 1, and therefore,specific steps of the method correspond to the working process of theapparatus provided in Embodiment 1, which are not described hereinagain.

In the foregoing embodiment, a first self-interference signal is splitinto at least two same sub self-interference signals, amplitudes andphases of the sub self-interference signals are adjusted to obtainadjusted sub-signals, the adjusted sub-signals and received signals aresuperposed, to obtain superposed sub-signals, the superposed sub-signalsare filtered by using filters of corresponding channels, to obtainwanted sub-signals, and each of the wanted sub-signals is merged toobtain a complete wanted signal. Because received signals are separatelyfiltered by using n different channels, it can be implemented that aself-interference signal can be effectively filtered out on eachfrequency band.

A person skilled in the art may be further aware that, in combinationwith the examples described in the embodiments disclosed in thisspecification, units and algorithm steps may be implemented byelectronic hardware, computer software, or a combination thereof. Toclearly describe the interchangeability between the hardware and thesoftware, the foregoing has generally described compositions and stepsof each example according to functions. Whether the functions areperformed by hardware or software depends on particular applications anddesign constraint conditions of the technical solutions. A personskilled in the art may use different methods to implement the describedfunctions for each particular application, but it should not beconsidered that the implementation goes beyond the scope of the presentinvention.

Steps of methods or algorithms described in the embodiments disclosed inthis specification may be implemented by hardware, a software moduleexecuted by a processor, or a combination thereof. The software modulemay reside in a random access memory (RAM), a memory, a read-only memory(ROM), an electrically programmable ROM, an electrically erasableprogrammable ROM, a register, a hard disk, a removable disk, a CD-ROM,or any other form of storage medium known in the art.

In the foregoing specific implementation manners, the objective,technical solutions, and benefits of the present invention are furtherdescribed in detail. It should be understood that the foregoingdescriptions are merely specific implementation manners of the presentinvention, but are not intended to limit the protection scope of thepresent invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, orimprovement made without departing from the spirit and principle of thepresent invention should fall within the protection scope of the presentinvention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for processing signal interference, themethod comprising: splitting a first self-interference signal into atleast two same sub self-interference signals; adjusting amplitudes andphases of the at least two same sub self-interference signals to obtainadjusted sub-signals, wherein an absolute value of a difference betweenan amplitude of a signal of a first frequency range of the adjustedsub-signals and an amplitude of a signal of the first frequency range ofa second self-interference signal is less than an amplitude threshold, aphase of the signal of the first frequency range of the adjustedsub-signals is reverse to a phase of the signal of the first frequencyrange of the second self-interference signal, and an absolute value of asum of the phases is less than a phase threshold; and the secondself-interference signal is the first self-interference signal that istransmitted out and mixed with noise, and different adjusted sub-signalscorrespond to different first frequency ranges; superposing the adjustedsub-signals and a received signal, to obtain superposed sub-signals,wherein the received signal comprises a wanted signal and the secondself-interference signal; filtering the superposed sub-signals by usingfilters of corresponding channels, to obtain wanted sub-signals, whereina passband frequency range of the filters is the same as the firstfrequency range corresponding to the sub self-interference signalscorresponding to the channels; and merging all the wanted sub-signals toobtain a complete wanted signal.
 2. The method according to claim 1,wherein before merging each of the wanted sub-signals to obtain acomplete wanted signal, the method further comprises: generatingcorrection signals for the channels; filtering the correction signals byusing the filters of the channels, to obtain filtered signals; detectingchannel features of the channels according to the filtered signals;calculating channel compensation coefficients of the channels accordingto the channel features and the correction signals; and processing thewanted sub-signals by using the channel compensation coefficients, toobtain corrected sub-signals; and merging each of the correctedsub-signals to obtain the complete wanted signal.
 3. The methodaccording to claim 1, wherein adjusting amplitudes and phases of the subself-interference signals to obtain adjusted sub-signals comprises:acquiring, from the wanted sub-signals corresponding to the subself-interference signals, energy of a residual interference signal inthe first frequency range corresponding to the sub self-interferencesignals; and adjusting the amplitudes and the phases of the subself-interference signals according to the energy, to obtain theadjusted sub-signals, wherein the energy is a mean value of amplitudesof the residual interference signal within a time threshold.
 4. Themethod according to claim 1, wherein superposing the adjustedsub-signals and a received signal, to obtain superposed sub-signals,comprises: splitting the received signal into at least two sub-receivedsignals, wherein a quantity of the sub-received signals is the same as aquantity of the sub self-interference signals; superposing the adjustedsub-signals and the sub-received signals by means of power combination,to obtain the superposed sub-signals.
 5. The method according to claim1, wherein filtering the superposed sub-signals by using filters ofcorresponding channels, to obtain wanted sub-signals comprises:filtering the superposed sub-signals by using analog filters of thecorresponding channels, to obtain first analog sub-signals; performinganalog to digital conversion (ADC) on the first analog sub-signals, toobtain first digital sub-signals; and performing digital filtering onthe first digital sub-signals, to obtain the wanted sub-signals.
 6. Anapparatus for processing signal interference, the apparatus comprising:an equal split unit, configured to split a first self-interferencesignal into at least two same sub self-interference signals; anadjustment unit, configured to receive the sub self-interference signalssent by the equal split unit, and adjust amplitudes and phases of thesub self-interference signals to obtain adjusted sub-signals, wherein anabsolute value of a difference between an amplitude of a signal of afirst frequency range of the adjusted sub-signals and an amplitude of asignal of the first frequency range of a second self-interference signalis less than an amplitude threshold, a phase of the signal of the firstfrequency range of the adjusted sub-signals is reverse to a phase of thesignal of the first frequency range of the second self-interferencesignal, and an absolute value of a sum of the phases is less than aphase threshold; and the second self-interference signal is the firstself-interference signal that is transmitted out and mixed with noise,and different adjusted sub-signals correspond to different firstfrequency ranges; a superposition unit, configured to receive theadjusted sub-signals sent by the adjustment unit, superpose the adjustedsub-signals and a received signal, to obtain superposed sub-signals,wherein the received signal comprise a wanted signal and the secondself-interference signal; a filter unit, configured to receive thesuperposed sub-signals sent by the superposition unit, filter thesuperposed sub-signals by using filters of corresponding channels, toobtain wanted sub-signals, wherein a passband frequency range of thefilters is the same as the first frequency range corresponding to thesub self-interference signals corresponding to the channels; and amerging unit, configured to receive the wanted sub-signals sent by thefilter unit, and merge all the wanted sub-signals to obtain a completewanted signal.
 7. The apparatus for processing interference according toclaim 6, wherein: the apparatus further comprises a correction unit,configured to: generate correction signals for the channels; filter thecorrection signals by using the filters of the channels, to obtainfiltered signals; detect channel features of the channels according tothe filtered signals; calculate channel compensation coefficients of thechannels according to the channel features and the correction signalscorresponding to the channels; and process the wanted sub-signals byusing the channel compensation coefficients, to obtain correctedsub-signals; and the merging unit is configured to merge all thecorrected sub-signals to obtain the complete wanted signal.
 8. Theapparatus for processing interference according to claim 6, wherein theadjustment unit is configured to: acquire, from the wanted sub-signalscorresponding to the sub self-interference signals, energy of a residualinterference signal in the first frequency range corresponding to thesub self-interference signals; and adjust the amplitudes and the phasesof the sub self-interference signals according to the energy, to obtainthe adjusted sub-signals, wherein the energy is a mean value ofamplitudes of the residual interference signal within a time threshold.9. The apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the superposition unit isconfigured to: superpose the adjusted sub-signals and sub-receivedsignals by means of power combination, to obtain the superposedsub-signals, wherein the received signal is spitted into at least twothe sub-received signals, wherein a quantity of the sub-received signalsis the same as a quantity of the sub self-interference signals.
 10. Theapparatus according to claim 6, wherein the superposition unit isconfigured to: filter the superposed sub-signals by using analog filtersof the corresponding channels, to obtain first analog sub-signals;perform analog to digital conversion (ADC) on the first analogsub-signals, to obtain first digital sub-signals; and perform digitalfiltering on the first digital sub-signals, to obtain the wantedsub-signals.